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Chainlink ‘Smart Money’ Might Be Pulling LINK Tokens Off Exchanges to Stake Them
The price of LINK is up 28% in the past two weeks.
MakerDAO Community Votes to Hike DAI Rewards to 1%
Some 71% of voters favored hiking the DAI Savings Rate to 1%, the highest option offered in the voting.
MakerDAO Community Rejects CoinShares Proposal to Invest Up to $500M in Bonds
The largest decentralized lending protocol MakerDAO previously approved a plan to invest $1.6 billion with Coinbase Prime for an annual yield of 1.5%, but this latest plan didn't fly.
First Mover Americas: Binance Increases Recovery Fund, wBTC Loses Its Peg
The latest price moves in crypto markets in context for Nov. 25, 2022.
First Mover Americas: Binance.US to Bid for Voyager
The latest price moves in crypto markets in context for Nov. 24, 2022.
FTX Contagion Revives Dreaded 2022 Crypto Knell – the ‘Withdrawal Halt’
The downfall of the FTX exchange has caused a domino effect: a growing list of crypto firms, such as BlockFi and Genesis, halting withdrawals. CoinDesk counted 16 of these announcements just this year.
First Mover Americas: FTX’s First Hearing, Genesis Seeks Help
The latest price moves in crypto markets in context for Nov. 23, 2022.
Mango Exploiter's Funds Get Liquidated After Roiling Aave Using $20M of Borrowed Curve Tokens
A trader identified as Avraham Eisenberg, who became infamous for his “very profitable trading strategy” of exploiting $114 million from Mango Markets, borrowed tens of millions of Curve DAO tokens and sent them to an exchange – but his position appears to have gotten liquidated.
Crypto Exchange Coinbase's Shares Sink to All-Time Low
The U.S. crypto exchange went public in April 2021 in a high-profile listing, but shares have lost nearly 90% of their value over the past year, with the FTX contagion causing the latest leg down.
Crypto Fund Sino Global Had Deep Ties to FTX Beyond Equity Investment
A prominent Asia-based crypto investment firm, Sino invested many of the tokens hardest hit by the unraveling of Sam Bankman-Fried's FTX crypto empire, documents show. FTX was also a key partner on a big fund Sino raised with outside investors' capital.
